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TABLES FOR TWO.

Publication: The New Yorker

Publication Date: 15-MAY-06

Author: Paumgarten, Nick

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BOHEMIAN HALL AND BEER GARDEN -- 29-19 24th Ave., between 29th and 31st Sts., Astoria (718-274-4925)--Five centuries ago, German brewers began planting trees in their yards to keep the beer cellars below them cool in the summer. Before long, people realized that it would be pleasant to sit under these trees and drink the beer. Eureka: the...

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